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Specifically, Cheney said, "President Obama now seems afraid to make a decision…" on how to proceed in Afghanistan which seemed to sound a lot like he was questioning Obama’s courage as commander in chief. Full Article at Michael Moore - This Just In
President Obama now seems afraid to make a decision…
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Attacks by Dick and Liz Cheney could be a good thing for Obama
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Since taking office, Obama has justifiably noted over and over that he’s been cleaning up the mess left behind by Bush and Cheney
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That argument will lose its oomph, the smaller Bush and Cheney become in the rear-view mirror. But here comes Cheney, jumping on the hood, pressing his face against the windshield, and proclaiming, ‘I’m here.’ What could be better for Obama?
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Dick Cheney and the Bush administration were incompetent war fighters. They ignored Afghanistan for 7 years with a crude approach to counter-insurgency warfare best illustrated by: 1. Deny it. 2. Ignore it. 3. Bomb it.
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President Obama is presiding over a slow-motion civil-military crash occasioned by his meandering Afghanistan strategy review
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I think it’s pretty safe to say that the vice president was, for seven years, not focused on Afghanistan ... Even more curious given that [the request for] an increase in troops sat on desks in this White House, including the vice president’s for more than eight months.
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